Natasha Paracha, Miss Pakistan World 2008 to speak at the NRP Summit

“ Natasha Paracha, Miss Pakistan World 2008 will be the first Miss Pakistan World to be speaking at the NRP Summit in New York at the Roosevelt Hotel on the 23rd of August 2008. ”

Miss Pakistan World 2008, Natasha Paracha

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(EntertainWire.Org) – Natasha Paracha, Miss Pakistan World 2008 and Chairman Pakistan Affairs, UN International Renewable Energy Organization for the United Nations will speak along Imran Khan (Leader of Tehreek-e-Insaaf and Mohammad Mian Somroo (Ex-Prime Minister of Pakistan) at the NRP Summit in New York on the 23rd of August 2008. Other notable speakers include: Masood Jabbar,
Hussain Haqqani, Imran Khan, Hasan Naqvi, Sheheryar Azhar,
M Saud Anwar, Imran Khand, Dr. Imran Shah, Dr. Hina Chaudhry,
Sadiq H. Zaidi, Shahid Khan
Miss Paracha graduated from the University of California Berkeley in 2005 with honors in Political Science and Business. She was the founding member of the Pakistani Students Association at UC Berkeley in 2002. Natasha Paracha is also the founder of a non-profit called Vision of Development in which the goal is to reach out to the poverty stricken regions in Pakistan. She was recently crowned Miss Pakistan 2008 and will be representing Pakistan internationally this November in Miss Earth which will be held in Manila, Philippines.

Miss Paracha is the Chairman of Pakistani Affairs with the International Renewable Energy Organization at the United Nations. Natasha’s main aim is to implement various renewable energy projects in Pakistan: Sugar Cane for Ethanol, Wind Farms, Solar Energy, Clean Water, and Reuse of Fried Oil.
Natasha Paracha is the sixth Miss Pakistan World and will be representing Pakistan at the Miss Earth beauty pageant in November this year. Natasha believes in bringing Pakistan on the map in the world of beauty pageants. In her words Natasha said that Pakistan has a lot to give in the entertainment industry and that there are a lot of talented people in Pakistan. Natasha firmly believes that beauty pageants are one way for the women of Pakistan to express themselves, and that it provides a strong platform for young women to showcase their talent.